"A BRIDGE TO FAR" Traditional Cache
AIMEEBEN: Sorry I will have to delete this cache,thanks to everyone who found it...
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A sneakily hidden City Centre cache, requiring Maximum Stealth to retrieve.!!!!!!!!!!!
Enough room on the log for initials & date only please.
After finding the cache why not go and treat yourself to a well deserved BEER !!! in one of the many bars within easy walking distance.Also there are numerous other shops and cafes near by.
Dogs are permitted, but being in the center of town only if on leads.
Once refreshed take a short trip to West Park Common ( Only if you have had no Alcohol) and seek the 4 HOOF caches which I've hidden on this lovely area of open space.
Please use Maximum Stealth - This is Muggle Central. Please also be sure to replace the cache EXACTLY where you found it!! .
The cache is placed to be accessible for less able bodied geocachers.
Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:-)
The River Witham flows for almost it's entire length through the county of Lincolnshire rising south of Grantham and flowing into The Haven, a tidal arm of The Wash, and thence into the North Sea. Entering into Lincoln from the south it passes through the Lincoln Gap, a break in the limestone escarpment that runs roughly north-south through Lincolnshire, and turns and heads off to the east. The section of the river through Lincoln tends to be canalized, both to protect the banks and for the convenience of the barges that at one time plied between Lincoln and Boston carrying grain to the many mills that were situated alongside the river as it entered Lincoln and beside the Brayford Pool .Not only were there many mills along the river side but alehouses too to satisfy the thirst of the bargees.Within this area were the Lord Nelson Inn, Spread Eagle Vaults, Saracen's Head Tap, Labourer's Arms, Witham Inn & the Gardeners' Arms. The bridge crossing the river with buildings on it is The High Bridge, is on the High Street and there yet more drinking establishments could be found. The slum dwellings in this area and the pubs were demolished many years ago, the mills lasted a little longer although no mills now remain . Now the only traffic on the river is pleasure craft.
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